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Every business wants to know what their customers think about them. That too not just for vanity. It’s actually an actionable customer metric that tells you what’s right and what’s not with your business. The best way to find out how your customers perceive your business is through customer feedback surveys. Even though feedback surveys […]
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When you are selecting databases for your latest use case (or replacing one that’s not meeting your current needs), the good news these days is that you have a lot of options to choose from. Of course, that’s also the bad news. You have a lot to sort through.
There are far more databases to consider and compare than ever before. In December 2012, the end of the first year DB-Engines.com first began ranking databases, they had a list of 73 systems (up significantly from the 18 they first started their list with). As of December 2022, they are just shy of 400 systems. This represents a Cambrian explosion of database technologies over the past decade. There is a vast sea of options to navigate: SQL, NoSQL, and a mix of “multi-model” databases that can be a mix of both SQL and NoSQL, or multiple data models of NoSQL (combining two or more options: document, key-value, wide column, graph, and so on).
It’s the start of a new year, and while lots of folks are promising to be more active, I’m going to show you how to make Promises to be lazier: JavaScript Promises, that is.
It will make more sense in a moment.
It helps to have inspiration when designing a website. With that inspiration, you can figure out which website builders, themes, and plugins were used to create websites you admire. But most websites don’t tell you on the homepage that they’re made using WordPress, Wix, or Weebly, so we put together a guide on how to tell if a website is WordPress.